Just a nanosecond (it seems) after changing its name to a single letter (wonder if going to punctuation is next?), the company’s privacy policy is asking you to agree to this for “safety, security and identification purposes.”
A federal judge has blocked passage of a controversial law that would have required parental consent for use of social media for youth as old as 18. The law, which was signed by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, was deemed “unconstitutionally vague” by the judge in response to a suit brought by NetChoice, an organization whose members include many large tech companies.
Their concern is that Fitbit, which holds sensitive health data, forces users to consent to data transfers outside the EU without the option to consent.
Salesforce’s Dreamforce mega-conference is next week and the company’s publicity elves are already working overtime. In the first of what are sure to be daily announcements this week, the company announced 100+ industry-specific prompts, data models, and AI capabilities across its fifteen industry clouds. It also launched an AI Use Case Library to house its industry-specific AI offerings.